Nice to see a brand-new Land Rover being used for the things it was designed for. Axle articulation looks pretty good- I just hope the traction control works as intended with a wheel in the air- or you've got the rear locking differential
I've just started seeing the new Discovery (as the LR3 is called anywhere except North America) where I live- I've tracked down a green one and a silver one, both TdV6 Manual SE models. The green one has been muddy everytime I've seen it and it must only be a few weeks old, so that obviously has gone to a good home.
I used to be dubious about the looks of the Disco- in the photos it always looked to big, bland and bus-like, but I've seen several 'in the flesh' and they look totally different- must be the neastest Discovery yet, and a great engine/transmission line up.
Jack
I've just started seeing the new Discovery (as the LR3 is called anywhere except North America) where I live- I've tracked down a green one and a silver one, both TdV6 Manual SE models. The green one has been muddy everytime I've seen it and it must only be a few weeks old, so that obviously has gone to a good home.
I used to be dubious about the looks of the Disco- in the photos it always looked to big, bland and bus-like, but I've seen several 'in the flesh' and they look totally different- must be the neastest Discovery yet, and a great engine/transmission line up.
Jack